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==Birmingham locations==
==Birmingham locations==
* 5600 [[Messer Airport Highway]], [[Birmingham]]
* 5600 [[Messer Airport Highway]], [[Birmingham]] ([[Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport]])
* 1901 [[6th Avenue North]], [[Birmingham]]
* 1901 [[6th Avenue North]], [[Birmingham]] ([[Regions Plaza]])
* 744  [[29th Street South]], [[Birmingham]]
* 744  [[29th Street South]], [[Lakeview]] [[Birmingham]] (closed November 2010)
* 5060 [[Academy Drive]], [[Bessemer]]  
* 5060 [[Academy Drive]], [[Bessemer]] (opened 2006 - closed 2009)
* 4979 [[U.S. Highway 31]], [[Calera]]
* 4979 [[U.S. Highway 31]], [[Calera]]
* 4290 [[Highway 52]], [[Helena]]
* 4290 [[Highway 52]], [[Helena]]
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== References ==
== References ==
*[http://www.goldenrulebbq.com/history/default.asp].  Golden Rule Bar-B-Q History.  Accessed 06 September 2006.
*[http://www.goldenrulebbq.com/history/default.asp].  Golden Rule Bar-B-Q History.  Accessed 06 September 2006.
 
* Diel, Stan (March 10, 2011) "Baha Burger may come to Lakeview." ''Birmingham News''


==External links==
==External links==

Revision as of 10:02, 13 March 2011

Golden Rule Bar-B-Q is a Birmingham-based barbeque chain founded in 1891 in what is now Irondale. The chain is best known for its sauce and pulled pork sandwiches.

History

Golden Rule began in 1891 as a travelers' stop for persons in route to Atlanta from Birmingham. Serving travelers and local residents, the restaurant became one of the areas well known gathering places.

By the late 1930s, the Williams family sold the business to Jabo and Ellene Stone. It was at this time a new building was constructed along the Atlanta Highway where the business would remain through the 1950s. Jabo would construct what would be the restaurant's third location just off U.S. Highway 78 in Irondale before selling the business to Michael Matsos in 1969 for $10,000. Matsos would then construct a fourth location at the present site of the Irondale location off Interstate 20 in the early 1970s.

By 1973, the first Golden Rule franchise was opened on what was originally called the "Florida Highway" in Hoover. In 1976 Matsos would sell this location to Nick Manikides, who would become the first Golden Rule franchisee. Today, the restaurant is rapidly expanding throughout the Birmingham region and into other Southeastern states.

Birmingham locations

References

  • [1]. Golden Rule Bar-B-Q History. Accessed 06 September 2006.
  • Diel, Stan (March 10, 2011) "Baha Burger may come to Lakeview." Birmingham News

External links

Golden Rule Bar-B-Q official website